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Good News 9, 1989, transcribed
9 September 2026
Good News 9, 1989
Transcribed by the archive from the 720p master published by GlobalKast. The film. Two and a half minutes at the bench, someone off camera asking questions.
Under the worst conditions
[0:07] Now, when we demonstrate this part to you, we demonstrate it under the worst conditions. Stan, you know, we ought to get a video with using this unit the first time to start it, you know what I mean? Put the whole thing together and the other one. Yeah, I'm thinking about trying to come up with a good format.
The first one used
[0:43] This is a basic unit. This is just a basic unit. I have units that we use to do the patent office with. Is this the first one you use? This is the first one we use.
The gap, and the hours on it
[1:13] You look at that, you're looking at, see the gap in between the tubular structures? About 1 16th of an inch spacing. Now that has, that fuel cell has about 30, about 30 to 30, no, 3,800 hours of operation on it.
[1:33] Does it seem to be a crank to the time? No. Or does the metal wear thinner? No, no, that's what I'm saying. Remember yesterday when the,
[1:42] When I say that under actual lab certification testing, the metal is .00... Decomposition of the material is .0001 per year. It's virtually non-destructible. Matter of fact, when we have pulled it apart, you can still see the original markings from the manufacturers on the stainless steel.
[2:07] Now, Jamie, I think... Okay, just say once, then.
Provenance
- Shelf
- Stan Meyer Publications
- Chapter
- Lab and workshop tapes
- File
- database/content/pages/good-news-9-1989-transcribed.json
- Rights
- Transcribed by the archive with whisperx (large-v3) from the 720p master Tony Woodside publishes at globalkast.com, paragraphed and headed by hand; the words are as the tape has them, unedited beyond punctuation.